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What to Do When crabapple Flower Leaves Wither

Many flower enthusiasts feel at a loss when their beloved crabapple flowers show signs of wilted leaves and crispy leaf edges. As a famous traditional Chinese flower, the condition of crabapple leaves directly reflects the plant's health. This article will systematically analyze five key rescue techniques to help you accurately diagnose the illness and bring the withered crabapple back to life.

One, Root Abnormality Treatment Plan

1.1 Emergency Treatment for Waterlogging

During the rainy season, continuous rain leading to root积水 is the most common cause of withering. When leaves droop and the potting soil remains moist, immediate action should be taken: ① tilt the pot to drain accumulated water; ② use bamboo sticks to poke holes in the soil to enhance aeration; ③ in severe cases, replace 70% of the substrate, preferably with a soil mix of peat and珍珠岩 (3:1).

1.2 Emergency Response to Drought

Long-term dehydration often causes leaves to dry up and curl. For treatment, use the soaking method: soak the pot in a bucket of water for 20 minutes, then remove and drain it when bubbles stop. For daily care, it is recommended to install a soil moisture meter, keeping the moisture content between 40-60%.

Two, Key Points for Environmental Control

2.1 Light Management Regulations

crabapple flowers need 4-6 hours of scattered light daily. Long-term shading can hinder the synthesis of chlorophyll. In spring and autumn, direct sunlight can be accepted, while in summer, a shading net should be used to filter strong light. Pay attention to rotating the pot direction to ensure even light exposure on all sides.

2.2 Art of Balancing Temperature and Humidity

Maintain an optimal growth temperature of 15-25°C. When the temperature drops below 5°C in winter, the plant needs to be moved indoors. It is recommended to keep the air humidity between 60%-70%, which can be adjusted by placing wet pebbles in a tray, avoiding direct watering on the leaves to prevent black spot disease.

Three, Nutrient Supply Strategy

Apply diluted organic liquid fertilizer (1000 times) every month, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers after flowering. Special attention should be given to the prevention and treatment of iron deficiency yellow leaves: in alkaline soil with a pH value > 7, regularly water with iron sulfate solution (1:1000).

Through the above systematic rescue measures, coupled with regular checks of the leaf undersides (focusing on mites and other pests), most withering problems can be improved within 7-15 days. Remember to trim damaged leaves, retain healthy buds, and follow the correct care rhythm. Your crabapple will certainly regain its stunning beauty, as described in the phrase 'Best after the rain, most enchanting when about to bloom.'